The Yemeni war (2015-present) began between two factions claiming to constitute the Yemeni government. Houthi forces allied with forces loyal to the former president Ali Abdullah Saleh confronted forces loyal to the Saudi-backed government of Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi.In March 2015, Houthi-Saleh forces captured Sana, the last remaining stronghold of pro-Hadi forces. Hadi fled to Saudi Arabia that responded with a large-scale invasion to Yemen in an attempt to re-establish its proxy in power.ISIS and al-Qaeda were also involved in the conflict, carrying out attacks across the country.

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Clashes are ongoing between forces loyal to the Saudi-UAE-led coalition and Ansar Allah (also known as the Houthis) acrsos entore western Yemen. The most intense clashes are ongoing in the areas of Narjan, Baqem and Kadhah.

In the area of Marib, Ansar Allah carried out UAV attacks on positions of Saudi-led forces.

Ansar Allah also launched a Badr-1 missile at positions of Saudi-led forces on the western Yemeni coast.

We are still victims of tyrants and of
the tyranny of our own ignorance and complicity. We are engaged in
bloody Armageddon, but are mostly unconscious of who the enemy is,
what weapons they are using, and what it is that they are after.

Some question why things are so bad, why the “good” seem so helpless
and why they seem to end in early graves?

The answer to this and to our overall
predicament can be provided by anyone conversant with the principles
of the game of chess. A chess master will give his student audience
four pieces of advice from which we can learn. He will say that the
first thing that is needed is a sense of patience. He will say next
that a sense of timing is essential.

Then comes one’s knowledge of the
opponent, and finally, the clincher, the willingness to make any and
all sacrifices to win. Now, can we see why we have the problems we
do? The good have no patience, no sense of timing, zero knowledge of
the opponent, and because of their inherent morality, are not able
to make the necessary sacrifices. Compare this to the enemy.

They have endless patience, with
strategies lasting millennia; they have an excellent sense of
timing, moving in gradual stages while planning a long way ahead;
they have intense knowledge of us; and most importantly, they are
not the least bit hesitant to make any and all sacrifices that are
needed.